Sentence examples for the fierce end from inspiring English sources

By that age the Ronaldos — the Portuguese Cristiano and the Brazilian Ronaldo de Lima — were also proving their adaptability as well as their skills week in, week out, at the fierce end of European soccer.

The fierce ending of the first movement was thrilling.

J. J. Watt, the fierce defensive end for the Houston Texans, has picked up a few high fashion pieces since he became a standout in the National Football League in 2011.

The fierce battle ended in a crushing defeat for the Turks that was ultimately to break their control of the Mediterranean.

"It's a new hole day!" proclaimed Ginger Minj, after last week's Sturm and all the Drang of Jasmine Master's elimination … which would've worked, except it became pick-your-own-team week, and Max, Violet Chachki and Jaidynn Diore Fierce ended up on a team together because everyone else had better ideas.

The fact they face England in their opening match — the fierce rival who ended their World Cup campaign before the knockout stages — should fire them up.

Mr. Morsi's victory is unlikely to end the fierce polarization of Egyptian society.

In the end, the fierce dispute over whether Kelly should have given air time to Jones seems to have garnered a lot more attention than her interview with him.

"By merging their hop-on, hop-off bus tour operations, the parties ended the fierce competition between them that had benefited consumers," the filing said.

The prospects for a conference, originally intended to be held in June in Geneva, appear to have waned as Mr. Assad's government has grown more assertive and members of the Syrian opposition have balked, saying they would attend only if Syrian forces ended the fierce fighting under way in Qusayr, a strategically important town near the Lebanese border.

Ms. Khafaji had traveled south to Najaf earlier on Thursday to help negotiate an end to the fierce fighting between American forces and Moktada al-Sadr, the 31-year-old rebel Shiite cleric.